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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-12-01
ACROSS THE BRINY.

TWenty-fOur Girls Jump 10 Save their
Lives and sixteen are Burned 60
Death.
LONDON, Nov. pa school in the
village of Werhabistritzki, Russia, was
destroyed by fire few nights ago. a
large number of girls were sleeping on
the upper floors when the fire broke
out Twenty-four of them escaped by
jumping from the windows, but sixteen
others who were afraid to jump
were burned to death.
SULLIVAN BOXES ASHTON.
Sullivan, the American puglist,
boxed three rounds with Ashton before
5000 persons in the Westminster
aquarium last evening. Sullivan was
enthusiastically applauded and there
was frequent cries of fight Smith"
DON'T WANT FERRY.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-The radical jour-
nails theoretically oppose Ferry as
candidate for the presidency. and &C
cuse him of bribery and corruption in
the administration of affairs in Tunis
and Tonquin. NJ. Paul De Roulede,
leader of the Patriotic league threatens
to march to the Palace of Elyssee at the
head of fifty thousand If NJ. Ferry is
elected president, and prevent him
from entering.
SEALED ORDERS.
PARIS, Nov. 30.-COmmanders of the
different army corps have received
sealed instructions which they are to
open in the event of an outbreak
following the election of a new presi-
dent.
TOOK FORCIBLE POSSESSION.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Captain
Brown of the steamer Harlan, from
Bluefield, which arrived here, gives to
the press the following letter which is
the only information so far received on
the subject:
SCHOONER MERIDA, Nov. 20. 1887.
Capt. Brown, steamship Harlan, EX-
cOndido river. DEAR SIR-This morn
ing an armed force wearing the uni
form of Nicaragua, boarded the steam
er William ;. Moore, and the SchOone
Merida, both owned wholly by Ameri-
| can citizens and having license from
| the Mosquito government to carry on
the business they are now engaged in
and took forcible possession, which
everything to them. When asked for
their authority they showed me their
rifles. Please have this published as
soon as you arrive so the United
States government can hear of the out
rage, and Oblige. Yours Truly,
n. PALLEN.
Owner of schooner Merida.
|
| DUBLIN. Nov. 30-rhe great
unionist mass meeting was attended
| by 5000 people here last night. Lord
| Harrington and Mr.. Gaschen spoke
and were enthusiastically received.
There was no disorder as had been
| feared.
| REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLAGE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-The Irish Times,
conservative, claims that the uniOnist
meeting last night was an assemblage
| Of intellect. courage and popular feel
| ing to protest not as a minority but
substantially as an equal portion of
Irish people against the policy of the
home rule party.
ENEMIES OF IRELAND.
The Freemans journal. in its COM
| ments on the meeting, says the sur
| roundings proved that Lord Harting-
ton and Mr.. Goschen were the avowed
enemies of Ireland. Detectives, it
says, guarded the two Englishmen as
if the were a couple of cZaTs. The
meeting was attended only by those
who had tickets and no claim could be
made that it was free expression of
public opinion.
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This capture was wonderful triumph
To seize a train of cars in an enemy's
camp, surrounded by thousands Of sol
diers, and carry it Of without shot fired
or an angry gesture, was marvellous
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AN INTERESTING CASE.

MADISON, Wis. George o. Eeitge,
an aged German is in the city and viii
present an interesting case to the state
land commissioner to-day. He claims
that in 1874 he pre-empted $50 acres Of
land in st. Croix county. paying to the
state 500 therefor. The official record
shows this to be q fact. Governor Tay-
same land to the North Wisconsin
railway, now the Omaha company,
which elected Neitge and put him in
Jail for trespasS. The railway station
of Deer Park, with 500 residents, is
now located on the land, the value of
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters uncaIIed for and remaining in
the postoffice at Emporia, Kansas, for the
week ending Nov. 30, 1887. Please give the date
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PERSONAL WORK .

PchSUNAl WUhk.
Our readers win favor US by call
ing the attention of neighbors to the
WEEKLY News. We ask each of
our friends to endeavor to send us
at least one new subscriber during
the coming month.
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To be continued.
MORE ROPE NEEDED.

Rar-ROOm Orator Predicts Violent
Deaths for Garry, GFlnneIl and 9th
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A letter received by Mr.. Shier, from
G. w. Friend, Director Of Nevada State
Weather Service, contains the following:
II have the honor to call your attention
to Sec. 8, page 72, Statutes Of the State
Of Nevada, 1877, by which you are con
stitutsd ex-oificio, an observer, for the
purpose Of making certain meteorological
observations under the direction Of the
Nevada State Weather Service. There
will be sent you box containing one
maximum thermometer, one minimum
thermometer. raiu-gauge and a mea.
suriug stick, also book Of instructions. !"
The instruments have been received and
Mr.. Shier will enter upon his business,
as weather.spy, Immediately. John will
undoubtedly fill the bill, especially the
"windy" part.
"Wednesday evening q man whose
brain was apparently laboring under an
excess Of Intoxicating ssimulants. held
forth to very small but intellectual au-
dieuce on Main street. He was, when
we left. expatiating on the sublime
powers Of the mind Of very large.headed
man, and evolving from his own intellect
principles which were certainly new to
the world, and deprecating the lack Of
love for science displayed in Phoebe.
The latest in regard to the railroad is
that il will be started Immediately and
the route chosen for Nevada is through
Phoebe, Hamilton and Robinson Canyon.
We have noticed several articles copied
from this paper ard credit given to Other
papers. "Credit to whom credit is due
il all we ask.
The Shsrif's sale Of the Bullionyills
property was postponed until Tuesday
| the Goth inst. as will be seen in another
column.
Count Jacobs departed for pasture'
new last Thursday. Susssss Adc!ph.
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Carson City, New, July Doth. 1887.


A ourioua feature ~ Mcxioan I;fe h The
manner Of conduct;ar tuusrs,s. The
rich 90 to the cemeteries in carriages. as
elsewhere; the middle classes 40 on the
street cars, coffin and all, while the poor
walk aud carry their dead upcn their
shoulders, When horse cars wera first
introduced into the Mexican capital the
manager Of the line conceived tho idea of
buying and retiring all the hearses.
Then he put funeral cars On that branch
running 10 the cemetery. and the result
was that everybody wishing to bury in
consserated ground was at his mercy.
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ShsriR's Sale.

w VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE IS
Is sued out Of the Justice Cont. in and Tor
tie County Of Lincoln. State Ct NevEdn, and TO
me directed and delivered. for Judgment
rendered In said Court, OIL the 2lnd dey OF Au-
gust, A. D., 1887, In favor OF Qustava dautron
pla.ntiff, James NJ. CLARK and Giacoma Ar1gont,
iaterysners, and against g. b. Barton and the
paunsylvAnia Quartz Mil defsndanss. Tor TIE r.
surn Of Eight Hundred and Fifty Three 67-l00
ISS5S s7-,oji Dollars. debt, tosether with
Twenty -Four 7s-loo 1871 55l0gl poilats. tax
coets, and ail sccrulng costs and interest. have
levied on tho following property, to-wit; The
Pennsy lganis Quartz Mil. situate near tpe
Klingepsnattb mine. in tho pennsy lvsniA Min
ina District, about IS miles Aontheast Of Pansca
III said County OF Lincoln, and state 81 Noyanal
toRsther with sufficient ground around the
Sane for the convenient working thereof.
Notice 10 hereby given thxton
Friday, tho 10th day ~ ssptenber,
A. D.. 1887 At the hour o. u O'Clock NJ, OF said
isy. / viii sell all the above described prop
srtv. 4. the front door Of the Court House IN tnt
town OF Piocha, Lincoln County, Nevada, q
Public Auction, for cssh In hand TO the highee
aud best bidder, to satisfy said order OF SAL
aud AL costs. .xx.-.,, ....r
Bvs. D. Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COUNTY
i OF Lincoln. state u Nevada. In the matter
uf the estste Of d. A. fulks. decensed. Older
to show csusa why order Of sale Il resl estste
should NOT be made.
It appearing to the said court. by the PEI
tition thi. day presented and MED by A. 8.
thompson, tho Execnfor Of tbs Will Of y. A..
Fulks deceased, praying for an order e etle q
real estate thai Il IL necessary to Cell tho whole
of the real estate. to pay tile expenses Of nd
ministlAtion, the family slluwance and clatmE
| ssssrst the estate. II il therefore ordeied y
! the raid Court. thai ali peIFons interested in
the estate 81 said deceased, appear before the
| said District Court # tho State Of Nevada, IN
| and for the County Of Lincoln. on MCNDAx,
the EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST. 4, ., 1881, q
| 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day a. the
/ court room u said District Court, % the Court
| why an order should not be grtlted to the SAID
Executor 10 cell so much ef the real estate Of
the said deceased 40 shall be necessary
And TIM, copy Of this order he published.
at lesAt fns.s successive weeks, in the Phoebe
Weekly RhcoRp. newspaper printed and pnh-
iished n said county.
Dated June 27th, 1857.
District Judge.
OFFICE OF THE cOUNTx CLERK.
OF the County Of Linccln|
| III. c. Kelley, County Clerk Of the Ceunty Of
lincoln. State OF Nevada, and ex-cfacio CLERK
Of the District Court Of the State 81 Nevada
in and fur said County, do hereby certify ths
foregoing to be true, f1ll and correct copy d
an order duly made and entered upon III
Witness my hand snt
the seal q suid Dis
fsEALl trict Court. this ST.
Il 6ay Of July, A. p.
J. G. KELLY, CLERK.
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sheriH's Sale.

IVY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 1s-
ID sued out Of the District Court, IN and for
tue County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, ARD V
~ directed and delivered, for Judgment
reotiered In said Court, on the 18TH day OF M.
CAST, A, D., 1887, in favor OF O. W. Eoeuan,
plaintir, Cnstave Gautron, iuterysnc-, and
against q. r. barton and the klinsensinith
mire and mining claim, deiendants, Tor the
sam q Eleven Hundred aud Ninety-sevor 81
loo Isll97 5u-i00l Dollars, debt, together with
Tbirty.one 1871 Dollars. tax coste, and all &C.
ornsng costs sud interest. have levied on the
following property, to-wit: The Klingensnitn
niue and mining clam situate IN the Pennsyi-
vsnia Mining District, 10 sad County Of Lin-
coin and state OF Nevada, and containing
syoiye hundred linesr feet, together with two
hundred feet / width, the location q which y
duly recorded in ths Records OF said Pennsyl'
vgnic Mining DiRtrict.
Netice is heecby given that on
Frlday, the 10th day OF september.
A, o., 1887, at the hour Of 70 o'clock of said
isy, will sell all tho above dssrsstsa properly
at The trout door OF the Court house III pioche
| Lincoln county, Nevada, ct Pubic Auction. iol
cash In s.ld to the highest and bess bidder, u
| satI sfy said order Of sale aud sll costs.
ED. TURNER, sheriff.
4 Bys.D Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
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SheriR's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN oapER OF SALE rs
ID sued out OF the District Court, Ia and for
the Cornty Of Lihcoin, State Of Nevada, and TO-
ire directed aud delivered. for Judgment
rendered Ia sail Court, On the nth day Of Aa-
srst, A. D.. 1887, in favor OF James e. LATHE,
aud agsinst the Blilionvitie HneltiuR Com
5zss;,s ee.aeration Ard W. 8. Godbe. for tue
sum IT twenty Right Thousand Cwo Hundred
and Fortv.T Three 0-l00 SIS. 24s 03.10Ol Dollars.
debt. together with Nineteen 1871 Dollars, tax
costs, and all sccruing costs and ,ntorest,
have levied on tho following property, to- wit;
The east fve-eighths III OF tho Southeast
quaster Of the northwest Quarter OF sectlon
isI Five. In Township Two ~ south 81 Range
No. 81. East Monte piablo bsse and r,eridianr
also oDe.half acre of ground situated on the
west TX ! three eighths Of said southeast quart.
er, Of said northwest quarter, which IL descrioed
IS follows, to-wit: rhat cersaic half acre Of
land upon which is situatsd what il known as
the Dullionville store aud which in said COM
plant IL net more particularly described. To-
getler with the Stetefelit Furnace and Lescn--
ing plant, known as the Bujlianville Reduction
Works. Machine shop. Office Binding, Assay
Ofice, Blacksmith Shop. Bullionyiile Store
Building and all other iinprovem eilts situated.
thereon, excepting herefrOpi Ten Thousand
100000 Tons Of tailings move OF less, nov on
said property heretofore sold to tue Phoebe
Consolidated SMelting Company.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, tho Twelfth day Of
september
A. D., 1887, ut the hour Of 70 NJ, en- said d "
I viii ssll all the right. title and interest q
said Euilionvilie Hmeiting Company, in and Il
tho above described property. At the W on
Door of the Court House in the town Of P'ot iho
said County and state. Al Public Auction. 20
Clash in hand to the highest and best bidder. II
satisfy said order OF sale and all costs.
r.. d. TURNER, Sheriff.
Bys. y. Smith Deputy Sheriff. auy2o-td,
r,n sv,YsnM r ME- ,vrs
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

IN received the assessment Roll and original
lists Of property for the year A. d. 1887, from
tue Assessor Of Lincoln County, Nevada, and
the same Is In my ofhce for public inspection.
Tho Board ct Equalization will meet At their
ofice on MONDAY. September 10th. A. d 1881.
at 10 CLOCK A. NJ for the purpose Of equslislng
said roll, mud will continue IN session from day
60 day until aud including the 2u2 day Of
October. A. D. 1857, and all persons having OBJ.
jections TO mahe to said assessments must pre-
sent the same to said Board when IN gossion.
]. G. KELLY
County Clerk and Ex-Oflicio Clerk OF the Board
Of County Commissioners.
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rANAcA CORRESPONDENT.
ED. RECORDS:

our bishop recently came across little
John Wedge, con Of Heury Wedge,
sickiy. puny looking boy, about eight
years old, and Charley Sparks. He (lae
bishop undertook TO correct tie boys
for something they were doing that dis
pleased the royal mogul. Charley Sparks
being feet on foot got ont of his way.
Not SO with the Wedge boy. The bishop
got hold Of him and began to belabor the
little fellow and finally wound up by
throwing the little boy into the large
water ditch that supplies Panaca with
water. Well. bishop. it perhaps will do
for you TO whip, maltreat aud otherwise
abuse your serfs and their children. Or
perhaps the Mormon church authorities
aud your slaves in Psnaca have en-
ploycd you to whip, maltreat and other
wise abuse them, in order to have a
"bugbear" to brighten them into obe-
bience. But, Mr.. Lee, do sou not know
that in Paraca there are few free born,
law-abiding, loyal citizens Of the United
States? That it will not be healthy for
you to treat them or their children in
such mean, low and cowardly man
mer. RecolIect, it might make you
sick!
Our bishop looks as though he had
lost the last friend he ever had, providing
he ever bad any. His only hope Of ever
achieving fame has been blottei. The
Presidency Of the Mormon Church has
been given to another. We sympathize ~
with you, Brother Lee, but we think
hemp cravat, thrown over the branch
Of tree, and two or three good men on
one end and you on the other. would be
more becoming to you. Keep pushing
and you will get it--not the Presidency
but the hemp cravst.
Occasionally the young people Of
Panaca have lots Of fun. 1t is resi- com.
ical TO see female gent gallauting 9
male lady abont' Young people must
and will have fun and it 10 foolish for ths
o'' 'os'ss " Wy aaa n'uuer '"0"''
For few days Miss Weather has beer
s''''uous5 oo9u''~As 'A rvs"
''o'n' ''''s' '"aY AoA'' y" s 49,
, -,
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SUMMONS.


TN THE JUSTICE COURT or flocHE
| Township, cf the County Of Lincoln, ssrls
Ct Nevada; in Recess. Plaintiff, vs I.
Duff. Defendant. The State Of Nevada
sends greeting to 3. r, Duff, aefendait. -
You are hereby summoned to spp er De,o n
Lincoln. On Inc 25th day of April 1887. - a
O'clock 4. NJ, in an rc,jon brought AGAINST ycu
BY said plaintiff, to answer the complaint o. NJ
above named pisint,f. Said action ~ rrcuRns
10 recover Judgment against You u fevof Is. q
eaii plsirtiiy for the sum q Fifty tysVl no',ass
gold coin, for medical aervices rendered you
ard on your request in 1884. % shown ~ TIE
account filed IN this action OF judgment Will pe
taken against you for the said amount, toSetner
with Costs u this suit II you fAst % -
r. the sheriff or any Constable o. said ccunty.
Greeting: Make legal service and que sesusn
thereof. .sl..
Given under my hand this 9th day q March,
1887. a. 4. fOuNus
A Justice Of the Peace ofeaid Phoebe sow1sniP.
@''''' ml2td
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STATE uSIvEnslrY NOTICE.

The Nevada State University will be
ro-opened at Reno, Nevada, September
9Th, 1887, Prof. lie Roy D. Brown,
President. with full corps Of instruc-
tors. There will be q Normal Depart
ment for the instruction Of Teachers,
and an Academic Course. Tuition free
to Nevada Students. Easy terms 10
those from abroad. Ample accommo-
dstions can DC had in Reno. For
further particulars inquire Of the un-
delsigued.
&C. STEVENSON, J Board
J. NJ. DORMER, Of
W. G. DOvEY, Regents.
Carson City, Ney.. July Goth, 1887.
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parted last sunday Tor the southern part
Of the county. More Of q pleasure trip
than business one. H. E. is probably
anxious "a to his girls safety is the
reason they went by way Of Parahnsgat
While everything is dry as finder and
high winds prevail, extra caution should
10 taken to guard against fire. Such
carelsssness as throwing ashes. contain
ing live Goals or sparks, into the streets,
is reprehensible in the highest degree.
We hear Of an instance Of a man who
is altogether too Indifferent to the feel.
ings Of the community. We do not wish
to mention any names, but II repeated
we will not hesitate any longer in in
forming the community Of his name.
The Nevada State Agricultural As
ISOLATION has our thanks for ticket II
their annual fair. Were We within walk
ing distance we would attend, being un
able to dead.head our way owing to thu
Interstate law.
Up to 8 o'clock in the evening thu
town is . perfect Bedlam; as soon a
"Carfew" rings the kids all ''scoot" TO
home and everything is As quiet ant
dormant as graveyard.
W. J. Roe and family arrived in tow
during the week from Arizona, and de
parted for Bristol, where Mr.. Roe vii
assist bis brother in the development
Of the MayHower mine.
There is not town in the State bn
what is having acme kind Of boom
Our turn will come before many day
and We will then show the world wha
Phoebe amounts to.
Hon. R. A. Riepe has been appointe
postmaster at Ely, the new capital
White Pine county, vice Henry Feather
stone, resigned.
Tho first nautical person alluded to !
the ucriptures is said to have been Ey'
because she was the frat mate.
A. d. Miller left last Thursday for RI
with > load 81 iuSnitsrs.
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WHAT TRrg MERIT WILL Do.-The
unprecedented sale OF Doschee's German
Syrup within few years, has astcpshed
the world. 1t is, without doubt, tho
safest and best remedy ever discovered
for the speedy and sfectual cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as it does not dry
up Cough and leave the disease still in
the system, bu. on the contrary removes
the cause Of the trouble, heals the parts
affected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the
house for use when tho diseases make
their appearance, will save dactor's bills
and long spell of serious illness. A
trial will convince you of these facts 1t
is positively sold by all druggists and
general dealers in the land. Price rs cts,
arge bottles.
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and long spell of serious illness. A
trial will convince you of these facts. 1t
is positively sold by all druggists and
general dealers in the land. Price rs cts,
arge bottles.
The Eureka Sentinel says: ''John
Caly was married in San Francisco on
the 9th inst, to Mis- George Russell,
formerly Of Eureka. The wedding took
place at the house Of the brides mother,
Mrs. z. L. King The young lady was a
great fsvorite here and her husband is
said by those who know him TO be fine
gentleman. He is we,i-to-do saloon
keeper Of the better class, carrying on
that business in Los Angeles, Cal. The
news Of the marriage was received here
by telegraph by J. L. Cromer." The
bridegroom is well-known in Phoebe,
having been in the employ Of Russ
Scott in early days. He is linc GENTLE
man and well liked by all who knew him,
who wish the happy couple a lifetime of
Joy.
A young man from the country walked
in one Of our restaurants to cat, in COM
pany with a friend. There were cream
cakes set on the table in the dessert
course, and our friend got hold Of one,
bit it about half in two and laid it down
on the side Of his plate. This process he
repeated until he had some half dozen
on the side Of his plate. Indignant al
what he considered gross carelsssncss on
the part Of tho cook he remarked: Oh
these cakes, they are all raw on tho in
sidsr" A gentleman sitting near in 9
kindly manner told him that IT wal
custard in tho cakes. The Young mar
somewhat absshed answered: Excuse
me- please sir, ! Amt posted up OF
custards."
The report tclegraphed from Arizons
throughout the State that Sheriff Null.
vernon, of Ysvapai county, and Ave OF hi
deputies had been killed, is contradictee
by the Sheriff himself, who denies tina
he Is dead, and the presumption is tina
be knows.
H. Z. Prudential and E. Godbe de
parted last Sunday for the southern par
Of the county. More Of q pleasure triI
than business one. H. E. is probabl!
anxious AZ to his girls safety is tn
reason they went by way Of Parahnagat
While everything is dry as finder an
high winds prevail, extra caution shout
10 taken to guard against fire. Sue
carelsssness ss throwing ashes. contain
-, i.,,~ .,.1. ~ .purLs inf, Aha akrantJ